Hi everyone, I'm Brian Kilmeet. Can you believe it's Sunday already? And this is One Nation. You're going to love the show tonight. Michael Rubin is cued up to put in perspective what's going on in the Middle East. Are we back to war in Iran or is the ceasefire going to hold? We'll discuss it. Breland-Brilyhan's going to be here

and Lydia Moynihan on the next step for the next generation. And Stephen Miller, where we go from

here on immigration enforcement, man, he's going to break some news tonight. But first,

we begin with the war in Iran. After 21 hours, indirect talks with that country, for the first

time in decades, the results, no deal.

We've had a number of substantive discussions with the Iranians. That's the good news. The bad news

is that we have not reached the agreement. And I think that's bad news for Iran much more than

it's bad news for the United States of America. But first, Trump was not just waiting for the talks to conclude.

He sent ships to open up the Strait of Hormuz and fine mines Iran planted, but can't

quite remember where they put them.

Then, in a masterful check on Iran's extortion plot, to control the strait, Trump flipped

the script and put it in place a complete blockade.

Writing this on Truth Social this morning, effective immediately, the U.S. Navy will begin the

process of blockading any and all ships trying to enter and leave the strait of Hamos.

Additionally, we are fully locked and loaded, and our military will finish up the little

that is left of Iran.

So what will this do?

It's an economic squeeze.

So if you think of this on a scale that runs from doing nothing, walking away from the table, ceasing hostilities,

that runs to destroying the civilization of Iran. An economic blockade like this

is right in the middle. It puts economic pressure on Tehran without destroying the oil

facilities, which you'd want to preserve into the future. So big, complicated undertaking,

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